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Articles in Sep 2005 issue of Light & Medium Truck

• N. Y. Raises CDL Weight Limit
• Tire Makers Have Strong 2Q
• Onus on States for CDL Check
• Service Bodies
• How Did Your State Do?
  by Galligan, Jim
• Truck Lessors Hail Ban on Suits
  by Fischer, Andrea
• Rush Buys Orlando Dealership
• Toyota Expands Truck Plant Capacity
• Oil Prices Up Following Fires
• Yellow Roadway Settles With Red Star
• Economic Signs Generally Good
• McDowell New MFTA CEO
• Truck-Related Fatalities Up
• A Look at America's Biggest Fleet
  by Varhola, Michael J
• EPA to Offer Refiners Incentives for ULSD
• A Report Card
  by Abramson, Howard
• Eaton Buys Manufacturer
• Highway Spending Act Signed
  by McNally, Sean
• New Twists Improve Beverage Deliveries
  by Skipper, G C
• ATA Urges Pilot Program for Recorders
  by Reddy, Tarun
• Calendar of Events
• Energy Bill Subsidizes Retrofits
• Letters to the Editor
• FedEx Freight Opens Five New Service Centers
• Bill Simplifies Registration System
  by Guerrero, Thelma
• Strike at Johnson Bodies Continues
• Steel Price Drops Not Helping
  by Gilroy, Roger
• New Driver Rule Filed
• Truck Sales Up
  by Galligan, Jim
• Demand Up for Diesel Cars
• Comparative Engine Oil Testing Under Way
  by Gilroy, Roger
• Sprinter Expanding in 2007
• NTEA Releases Data on Truck Registrations
  by Bearth, Daniel P
• International Class 5 in Production
• Teamsters Split from AFL-CIO
• NAMES & FACES
• Nissan Diesel Expands Warranty
• Bush Signs Energy Bill
  by O'Driscoll, Mary
• Autocar Selects Cummins
• Carriers Adapt to HOS Rules
  by Bearth, Daniel P
• USPS Chooses Ryder as Partner
• 2006 Medium-Duty TRUCKS
  by Galligan, Jim
• New Products
• Still Waiting for '07 Incentives
  by Guerrero, Thelma; Galligan, Jim